Holyman

I'd like to know who deleted my posting about Brooke!?!?!? She's one of the co-founders and now you can't even say her name. What's that all about?

It would be much better to list what you DO have.

Wrap your pipes in header tape or silicone hose and then put your 2:1 on. Should be no prob then.

Yep that's mine. I agree with fix... best mod to the cooling system yet. I made bracket and used a computer desk plug for the hole. All together it cost me under $5 to do it that way. Funny thing is I put the cap on there for easy refills and never had to fill it since. Go figure

Maybe I can learn how to spell one of these days... I wonder if there's a bootleg CD I can buy on eBay I think I'll learn how to spell thief and Ben first

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=2442864796

Need any trades? Is it just the reeds or the whole assembly? Got pics?

The reasoning behind it is getting the sand into the lower end or at the edge of the piston at one of the ports which is impossible on a 4 stroke. Granted sand in any engine is bad and to get sand in our beloved banshees would be even that much more tragic. Last time I went to Farm and Fleet, I bought half a dozen NGK plugs for $1.69 each. To me, I'd rather just throw the old ones away.

I've heard that it's dangerous because the sand can come out of the plug and get into the jugs. A 2 stroke of course is much more prone to damage from the sand in the jugs than a 4 stroke.

How much for the reeds? Please email me [email protected]

Pretty much. You don't still have TORS do you? If not, I'd check/replace the boots. They were only a couple bucks each at the dealer and a couple feet of plug wire. I think the whole thing was under $15.

I sell Amsoil so let me know if you want to use that.

Try your spark plug boots. Mine had some crud in 'em after getting it wet. The boot was loose on the plug and one boot was also loose on the wire.

I thought the early carrier AND swingarm were different from the later ones.

The key is not so much which tires but how deep is the snow. I've tried every tire I could get to fit my banshee and there really wasn't ALOT of difference ebtween them. The problem is getting stuck from the rear skid getting high centered. The Bear Claws I tried probably did the best but the disadvantage over using a taller heavily lugged tire is the weight of the tire. It really kills the low end and you really need that to get started. If you spin and the snow isn't already packed from sled traffic, you'll be lifting the back out of another rut. Once you get moving, it's great. The starts are the problem. You could use paddles if the snow is deep enough to keep the paddles from hitting the frozen ground. Other than that, use what you've got.

I'd say there are 2 good free mods. 1- Drill some BIG holes in the lid of the air box. Don't worry about water unless you go waverunning with your banshee. 2- Ride more often. The better you get at using the power you have, the better you will do with the improvements you eventually spend money on. The best low dollar improvements are things like the Air filter {getting rid of the stock one} and tires. TORS and the related emergency brake stuff is another thing that I would dump more on a reliability level than a real performance enhancer. I'm not a big fan of hacking stuff off of my quad to shed a couple pounds. If you want your banshee to lose weight, then start by losing weight yourself. You'll be better off and your ride will be quicker. Beyond that, I'd say to buy pipes. They weigh less and they boost performance so you get a double benefit.

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WHat do you want in trade? Got pics?

I think I have one that holds a gas can or something. Haven't seen it in a while. Want me to look for it?

Send me a list of what you have to trade... [email protected]

How about some prices.

It takes 10 minutes to sign up for ebay. It's got to be worth it.

Those pics would be good.

I just got mine in the mail. I got 2 for $27 delivered and it cost him $9.50 for Priority shipping. Like I said on my feedback for him... give away prices and top notch product. The guy is giving 'em away

You guys up in the great white north can still get 'em for pretty cheap too. They are called the RZ in the US.